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I heard daydreaming is a way to make lucid easier, the problem is, i can't make myself daydream, or i don't know the trigger, sure i can sit there for like 10 minutes like imagining things and so on, but when i really daydream it feels like I am actually a sleep, (can't see during it, and don't hear anything from the outside world) but no clue how you *activate* this, the only way i did was just when i am tired and sitting still for like 10 minutes.
Funny, I have problems with daydreaming, but i can easily imagine what something else feels like, like a wall with out touching it and usually get it right, and it feels like i am actually feeling it, and i can make it feel like my limbs are moving with out moving them, sucks that i can't daydream easily, could so use these skills together.. lol
A daydream is defined as a series of pleasant thoughts that distract one's attention from the present. It sounds like you can do this just fine, unless you're referring to something else other than daydreaming.
Imagining yourself becoming lucid will help make it easier to become lucid.
In the daydreams i experience once in awhile, the images are vivid and they actually make sounds so.. there not just thoughts.
These sound like dreams, not daydreams. I think it would be good to try what's worked for you in the past and work your way back to success from there.
Where did you get your information, may I ask magmalol1?
I forget where, I didn't trust the source to much, but couldn't hurt to think it might, lol